Wangamati Faces Fraud Charges
Former Governor Whycliffe Wangamati and 10 others were arraigned in the Bungoma Anti-Corruption Case for fraudulent procurement.
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Lammens Joins in €21m Deal
Manchester United completed the signing of goalkeeper Senne Lammens from Royal Antwerp for €21 million.
Read MoreIsak Joins Liverpool in Mega Deal
Liverpool completed a British record £130 million transfer for striker Alexander Isak from Newcastle United.
Read MoreSafaricom and Meta Join Forces
Meta agreed to finance and take a stake in Safaricom’s 4,108km undersea fibre optic cable from Oman to Mombasa, costing about Sh3 billion.
Read MoreIchung’wah’s Bill Sparks Debate
Majority Leader Kimani Ichung’wah tabled a bill to re-register 18 state corporations, including KPA and KAA, as public limited companies.
Read MoreNew Era for Tax Filing!
KRA announced plans to end manual filing of annual returns for salaried workers from January, introducing an auto-fill system to ease compliance.
Read MoreFleet Expansion Targets 2026
Kenya Airways announced plans to raise at least Ksh65 billion to upgrade and expand its fleet by early 2026, despite a Sh12 billion loss.
Read MorePresident’s Cup to Inspire Talent
The Ministry of Sports plans to unveil the President’s Cup, a grassroots tournament mirroring the 2023 Talanta Hela format, starting at county level.
Read MoreNew Era for Cement Industry!
Flour mill tycoons behind Supa Loaf, Mombasa Maize Millers, Kitui Flour Millers, and Eldoret Grains acquired Savannah Cement for Ksh 3.8 billion.
Read MoreNew Panel to Aid Protest Victims!
President William Ruto appointed a 15-member Panel of Experts, chaired by Professor Makau Mutua, to facilitate compensation for demonstration victims.
Read MoreInvestigation Launched on SHA Payments!
Medical Services PS Ouma Oluga requested an ICT Authority probe into missing SHA payment lists and a disabled Kenya Master Facility Registry.
Read MoreFunds Flow to Schools Tomorrow!
Treasury CS John Mbadi announced Ksh23B capitation funds release tomorrow, including Ksh17B for schools and Ksh5.9B for exams, per Ruto’s directive.
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